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(noting piarectam-ish:triple memory)Which qulitatively different nootropic would you like to be part of the human Genome

Started by treonsverdery , Today, 12:23 AM

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#1 treonsverdery

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Posted Today, 12:23 AM

You might have heard of the doogie mouse, which had doubled intelligence, the doogie rat had triple memory.

I perceive this is from modulating ampa glutamate receptors. So, at completely different nootropics, which do you think would be highly beneficial to humans while causing greater intelligence?

Just type!

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(noting piarectam-ish:triple memory)Which qulitatively different nootropic would you like to be part of the human Genome

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